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Phases of Juice · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough, just enough. I don't have any r s share your suck and
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  we hold the world ransom for Wayne. Excuse me while I whip this out
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  shore broadcasting live and it led her to a joy. This this is the
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  Sports Shock Show with Wayne Gandy. You men began, you lean up,
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  Dang, can you win me down? Frank me down? That come to
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  come to pet it comes to mark? Is it just I'm gonna do it,
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  big, I'm gonna go on the way you may Pill began. Welcome,
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  Welcome, Welcome. You're listening to the Sports Shock Show. I am
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  the Sportshock Wayne Gandy. Good morning to you, well, good morning to
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  some of us. It's tax day. So everybody didn't wake up in great
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  spirit. Command you Greg in the studio this morning, kind of grumpy Big
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  Kenny unmust the package came through and he's okay, we're paying his taxes this
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  afternoon. He seems to be in good spirit that he came up with with
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  it one more time? Won'tly do it? Do it? Whill won't?
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  Will the flipping dip work one more time? Tax Day? Don't forget you
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  don't want to pay these high interest rates that they will throw on you.
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  You don't get your taxes in. Some people get extensions for various reasons,
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  but get that tax Day. Nobody like that day. Everybody want ice cream
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  Day, Hamburger Day, National, National slap your bosses Day. You know
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  that, you say tax day. They started talking about the Boston Tea Party
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  and stuff like that, went back two hundred and fifty years. Yeah.
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  I don't know why the government just keeps coming down on us like this.
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  The Stamp Act of seventeen seventy four just messed us all up. It's all
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  a scam man. But tax Day is today. The w NBA Draft is
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  tonight. Caitlin Clark, Angel Rees, Camillicadoza, cameraon brink, some of
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  the names of the young ladies that will drift off to the w NBA.
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  Will this be the class with the stardom of Caitlyn Clark. We'll talk about
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  it later in the show. Is her stardom enough to read? Because if
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  you're of the age of the panel here, you do remember there was a
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  window when the w NBA started the Houston team down there that won about four
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  or five championships in a row. It was on fire. It was a
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  nice little league too. Somewhere it faded, but it did start with a
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  lot of commotion. A lot of people was tuned in. I think a
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  lot of it. As I say, the young ladies that made that first
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  league had become more of household names, the sherylf Swoops, the Lisa Leslie's,
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  and they had names, they had built, names that stayed in college
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  four years. So it was able to tune into people. You know,
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  now even in this draft here, you know, like the top four or
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  five names, but then it starts to fade. But you're just hoping those
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  names can build enough energy. But don't always think that the WNBA was something
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  to dismiss. There was that first window where those young ladies were, they
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  were bawling, they were getting a lot of attention winning the Olympics, dominating
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  in those Olympics, and they were able to carry that in and start a
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  league. But that draft is to night as well. Did OJ do it?
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  I know he wrote a book that said if he did it, but
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  it wasn't an admission that he did. But did OJ do it? I
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  throw that out not to knock on the juice who passed away, and we'll
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  talk about it, like just putting it out there now, commands you,
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  big Kenny, so you can have a little couple of minutes to think.
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  Has your idea of what happened your answer to that question changed in the thirty
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  years June will make thirty years from the bronco scene of LA where these murders
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  were supposed to have taken place by OJ. And basically this case, UH
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  catapulted investigative TV into the consciousness of the United States of America, the whole
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  yere. You could have investigative TV. You can make all accusations you can
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  make. You can have the story without evidence. Yes, yes, media
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  used to be more. You had to have the evidence to even get the
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  story going, right, O j ushered in it, UH opinionated TV and
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  well courtroom TV and opinionated journalism. They started, well, I think there
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  were It used to be the right, right, it used to be reporting
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  just facts, and then became allegedly and in my opinion, and I think
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  and the expert witness person became something a source, the source, that's what
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  it was. The source became well, we've been speaking with a source,
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  our source from LA. And this person is you know, dude who lives
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  next to OJ. It's his official title. Our source dude who lives next
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  to OJ. He gave birth to all that and it's still alive thirty years
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  later. Most recently, I think with the Amber Herd Johnny Depp, you
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  can follow it day for day in court. Usually that was never happened before
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  OJ. That did never happen, And OJ is a complicated man. From
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  the stance that it's a three different phases, right, It's the same thing
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  I always talk about when you talk about someone like a Donald Trump. Yes,
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  it's a lot of phases you do. You can't capture it all in
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  what phase we're going to talk about? Which Donald Trump? Name of OJ?
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  Which are we talking about? The football player, the advertised TV guy?
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  It was a football player in the sixties, seventies, right, the
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  eighties, was the ad guy late seventies, early eighties, Yes, yeah,
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  movies he was late seventies, early eighties, was ad guy. Then
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  went to movie legitimate movie star, broadcaster all those times, all of those
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  It was really the eighties. And then in the nineties this came upon him
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  and then he became the most infamous athlete. And then I could think of
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  as far as infamy where his name was talking about uh for not just daily
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  we're talking about even recently is two three years ago. I think they had
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  like a Hulu special special eight part documentary like but now Sports. Also,
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  after the infamy of the Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman uh tragedy came OJ to
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  kidnapper. Remember he had two separate criminal lives. I mean, not only
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  did he do all this other stuff that became kind of just the farce footnote
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  kind of like eventually we got him, they got on It was like a
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  a letter of the law, is that no one leaves this room. Oh
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  that's kidnapping. Yeah, we finally got it, all right, Look,
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  we take what we could get. People. A lot of people didn't know
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  what he was in jail for. It's just that if he believed that he
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  did the murders, people just was waiting on a moment in his life where
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  he got incarcerated, regardless of what it was. They didn't even care what
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  it was. They didn't care to need to know what. All they knew
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  was OJ was in prison, you said, kidnapping. In their mind,
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  he broke into some castle, grab a young lady, cuffed and blindfolded her
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  off to the forest. But he's observing people burgers with Eli. Yeah,
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  he come to find all. He just told somebody couldn't leave the room.
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  Right, Oh, that's kidnapping. I didn't. I didn't know. I'm
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  sure the gun added an element to it, but didn't nobody know oj went
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  to kidnapping people that that was kidnapping. But it's always when the oj name,
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  it always I'm always trying to find out, has there been another athlete?
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  Is oj the most infamous well known athlete of all time? Can you
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  even think of someone that comes close to an athlete that's known more than him
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  infamous? Oh? No, No, And now that's saying a lot because
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  we're talking about sports and athletes, and we know some some doozies, you
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  know what I mean, there are some outlets. Is there even a storyline
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  that's more? I can't, And I mean the closest might be Oscar for
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  stories, But that's that's the like, that's not bigger, that's like.
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  And I'm saying I think, I think what makes Ojay's story more iconic in
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  its totality is that, at the end of everything, not guilty. And
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  that's what changed at one point, right because I looked at my lawyer like
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  you should rhyme more. You know, you need some bars. I don't
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  know, I don't know what it is you're doing to prepare, but I
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  would get your rhyming skills up. And that was the thing. Not only
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  did it happen, we all have seen infamous athletes and their infamous acts come
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  to a conclusion guilty, guilty, The person got probation. They just now
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  they calmed themselves down. OJ was not guilty, and that sort of gave
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  it a whole brand new level and divided and divided houses, divided families,
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  divide completely the country on the idea of do you think he did it or
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  not? And that's that's why I started that way, because it was a
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  thing, an individual thing. I think a lot of people lied. There
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  were some people who thought he did it that lied based on what group they
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  were in. Oh no, I don't think he did it, and they
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  get another group, Yeah, I think oja. It was those kind of
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  people. They wouldn't just stand on what they really believed. Right. It
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  was about you couldn't just be getting caught out there believing OJ did it.
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  Right. Right now we have Kubaza Hawthorne says, good morning. He doesn't
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  know if OJ did it. He wasn't. There sounds like kind of a
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  confession to me. We got Tony Armstrong, says Ray Ruth. He thought
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  was a big story. Uh, jareded Lloyd says Aaron Hernandez. But still
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  not bigger than OJ. So there are some Again, we have a lot
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  of infamous athletics stories. As the listeners are pointing out, Walter Echo says
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  he felt like OJ didn't do it. He was set up. So if
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  it, if it doesn't fit, you must what was his comment? So
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  again, a lot of infamous stories I'd forgotten about, Ray carw And but
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  it still doesn't seem to have matched OJ. We'll be back with more of
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  J. Simpson, The Juice, an iconic figure in our American consciousness,
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  a gentleman that ushered in a lot of things which about the juice and running
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  looked up the most infamous crime stories of the nineties, and some of them
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  as soon as I clicked on, it's like that did happen? And OJ
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  is in the mix. Some of some of those stories that happened in the
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  nineties. Jeffrey Dama, Wow Murdered Victims was called in nineteen ninety one.
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  Was Jeffrey Dama. Pablo Escobarfefe, my guy escob How many movies have been
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  how many storyline how many lives right wrong, al right in their mind have
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  been shaped by the idea He invented it. He had to have invented it.
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  That's how they talk about him. He invented six degrees of separation.
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  He influenced my life, my blo escoball O J. Simpson. We talked
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  about the I ninety five killer that went on the eighth month killing spree,
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  Malvo. Was it Malvo? Gary ray Bau Oh yeah, oh yeah,
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  okay, it was part of that. The Latin singer Selena was killed by
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  her Yeah, that the president of her in nineteen ninety five. Timothy Vay
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  in the Oklahoma City building explosion. That was wild. So we got some
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  Olympics here in Atlanta in ninety six. Yeah, the OJ just bring back
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  all kind of he's some of the most It's just the nineties, right OJ,
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  somewhere like, Man, I told you, I wasn't that bad.
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  I told you, I told you. Even come on, man, I
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  ain't no Timothy McVeigh, no, nobody, some of them people, yeah,
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  yeah, some of them guys, even Escobar, like come on,
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  man, give me a brain. John B. Nate Ramsey. Ah,
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  that was ninety six, still unsolved, steel unsold six years old. Giovanni
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  vasace I remember that assassinated. See how they're just popping back in your in
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  your hair. Comedian Phil Hartman was murdered by his wife. His wife and
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  then she committed suicide in ninety eight. And then one of the saddest stories
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  that we all shared a part of was the calling by shooting in ninety nine.
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  So those are some of the infamous stories of the nineties that OJ is
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  associated with, which is not necessarily a list you would ever want to be
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  part of in any kind of way. To be in a textbook, you
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  don't even want to be arguing about your place on that list. Man,
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  if they let him be in I ought to be there, ain't no way
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  my story didn't make it. The OJ and that story, just like the
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  rest of those stories. How many interviews movies still today. You wouldn't be
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  surprised to go home, click on something and they're telling you coming June something,
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  June seventeenth, one of them storylines they're about to do another movie and
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  they got so and so to play this character, or breaking news. In
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  their searching through his things, someone said that they found evidence that would shed
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  new light on the Some of that stuff is still on the auction block,
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  Yes it is. They sell different items of things. I don't know why
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  people be wanting to move into the vasace house or but people do they want
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  the shoes or the gloves or the sunglasses? Hey man, this the Cadillac
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  that they found two fingers body in the trunk of I'm gonna get Why would
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  you want the car? That somebody's body was found in the trunk of and
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  people will pay good money for it and didn't want to display it to their
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  friends. Hey have you seen the car? And some of these things with
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  OJ will still come up here as he passes away at seventy six years old
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  prostate cancer. His estate is in question, the lawsuits, the civil lawsuits
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  of how much he will be paying out, different things will still have to
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  be examined and put in place as the juice has passed away. But definitely
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  one of the most unique storylines in our life time to go along with those
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  other stories to imagine and that's our that's our time, the nine McKinny,
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  that's our first time of being grown, grown right and right. And when
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  you think about when when when I think about that time, I think about
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  some of those infamous crimes and how shocked and off put the nation's consciousness was
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  at that time. And I remember, particularly with Columbine, how we had
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  never seen anything like that and had vowed we'll never see anything like this again,
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  and since it has only exponentially increased in this country, and that was
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  that was I think the first mass shooting that we experienced at school with teenagers
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  and since then it is just almost like A and I got and fuse injected
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  into this when I got drafted to the l A. Rams So, which
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  was April thirty years ago, April of ninety four, so I was actually
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  the bronco running around. We were down there and training things like that.
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  So that whole rookie year, everything was just it was O j O j
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  oj. You couldn't keep the You almost broke your VCR. Remember the VCR
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  watching other things look comanchy grady thing? Is that funny? I said,
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  VSR. You know what I'm saying. He thinks that's I think that's that's
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  not that short. But they were showing so much coverage out there, like
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  yeah, you wanted to turn to figure something else. But we talk about
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  two miles. We'll start running here in a second one hundred and twenty eighth
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  edition, twenty twenty four. So in nineteen no excuse me, eighteen ninety
• 29:45
  six, what were they running in you think what would those shoes? Eighteen
• 29:52
  Dutch dogs like wooden clock Yeah, one twenty eight, twenty twenty four minus
• 30:00
  one is eighteen ninety six. Yeah, so what did that shoe look like?
• 30:08
  The Jordan threes. That's what you know already gotten into the game.
• 30:14
  In the game back then, the homage force. It was something something some
• 30:21
  hard bome. But then like there's probably like a faction of people like,
• 30:26
  you know, let's try barefoot. That seems the word comfortable. Oh definitely
• 30:30
  that was a style. And maybe there was a long time that was a
• 30:33
  style. I'm sure Maybee. Maybe there's a runner or two and everybody was
• 30:37
  looking at them crazy, like he's got those soft bottom shoes on, like,
• 30:41
  look, it's like rubber on his feet. That's that's crazy. It'll
• 30:45
  never last. And now it's ears. Yeah, so the Boss of Marathon
• 30:55
  is sweezed right in. After the Masters, which just ended yesterday, Scottie
• 31:02
  Scheffner winning his second green jacket in three years? Is that correct? I
• 31:07
  got that Rightott Scheffler, you said what he's don st the world's number one?
• 31:15
  A lot of things I was reading. Somebody picked up a sign during
• 31:19
  the match in one of these days to get a shot off. They one
• 31:25
  of the golfers had to remove a sign. I didn't see that. No,
• 31:29
  No, is that equivalent? Now? Are we seeing that? What's
• 31:32
  the equivalent to the NBA getting a fan removed for trash talking? No,
• 31:36
  not a sign that a fan was holding a sign that was in the ground
• 31:40
  like a post. Oh like that was like parse four and he wants to
• 31:48
  know that that's bothering me at one of the top golfer we have to look
• 31:52
  it up. Doing the break that shambo or somebody decided, man, it's
• 31:56
  in my way. Manufactured moment. I mean sometimes I think people just do
• 32:01
  stuff so they can hit themselves be talked about. If it's in you wait
• 32:07
  a little bit, Kenny, that's golf. That's what if senu way,
• 32:09
  you gotta play around it. What are you gonna Are you gonna start moving
• 32:13
  the trees if you can pick it up, Come on, man, that's
• 32:17
  did they charge him? The stroke for it. We have to look it
• 32:21
  up. I just thought. I remember I was halfway watching and a highlight
• 32:27
  and he was walking around with like the par or some sign on his shoulder,
• 32:30
  moving it out the way. I thought it was something for a commercial
• 32:35
  at first, but then I found out that it actually happened. I'd like
• 32:37
  to research that because if I'm wondering, is that something that they discussed and
• 32:42
  they said okay, move it or he just moved it and then was like,
• 32:45
  what why y'all tripping? And then Tiger Woods and the thing I saw
• 32:49
  with Tiger, it's time to it's time, come on, don't say don't
• 33:01
  say it all surprised victory, moral victories as they say, or for minor
• 33:08
  league, and it seems that Tiger is just trying to make the cut and
• 33:17
  finish the tournament, not actually trying to win the tournament. I just want
• 33:23
  to say I played one more time. I was able to enter a tournament
• 33:29
  and finish it, make the cut for the weekend, and I finished.
• 33:34
  That's it. I don't need to see Tiger that way. Nobody does.
• 33:38
  I don't think I don't need the old I don't need the old image of
• 33:43
  Muhammad Ali. But I don't need the last him shaking lights, lighting the
• 33:49
  torch at the lightning about those last early eighty fights that he had. Okay,
• 33:54
  yeah, you know I don't need that. Well, let let me
• 33:59
  ask you something. Did you expect anything different out of Tiger? I said
• 34:02
  this before the Masters started and he declared that he was going to participate.
• 34:06
  Why is he doing this when we kind of already know based on the past
• 34:10
  experience, this is not I'm projecting on the Tiger based on what we've seen
• 34:14
  him do before, we kind of know how this is going to go.
• 34:16
  We don't want to see him that way. We've proven that already. Why
• 34:21
  you keep doing this? You're forcing us to watch this? Do you think
• 34:24
  it's one of those things where like it's the he says it's his favorite tournament
• 34:29
  to play, so it's a love of the game thing, and the fans
• 34:35
  want to see him, But it's still because it's Tiger, and from what
• 34:38
  we've seen, there's still that Like I think a lot of fans just think
• 34:44
  of a chance and then that doesn't happen. Then it's disappointing. Well then
• 34:50
  it becomes even more disappointed. I think there's two things to that one is
• 34:54
  the fans are sometimes being unrealistic. They want to see Tiger is something more
• 35:00
  than what they are, which is human beings. And then sometimes Tiger might
• 35:02
  let himself get hyped up. Me myself when I was doing it, one
• 35:07
  of my best Q Dog moves was the three sixties split, and in my
• 35:14
  mind, in my mind, I still got it. Commands you, Greg,
• 35:19
  But when I try to high kneed low back, I know no way
• 35:24
  I'm gonna be able to do a three sixty split because the knees in the
• 35:29
  back ain't even acting right. So the spinning around and then going on,
• 35:32
  no, it's not gonna happen. Tiger know that. That's what I'm saying.
• 35:37
  We know that. Why we still doing this. The fact that they
• 35:39
  would even let him get in is just uh. We made his record twenty
• 35:44
  fourth cut, it went in history. You you're always invited in it.
• 35:51
  Well, I'm saying, just because you can, don't mean you should.
• 35:55
  That's all I'm saying. Just because you can't do what did You're saying command
• 36:00
  with the fans. But I think the fans are going to be there for
• 36:06
  him just to walk around and the opportunity for them to take a picture.
• 36:08
  Yeah for him, right, there's that, but then there's still that enough
• 36:13
  that's like, oh, he's got it, he's got a chance, or
• 36:15
  just because they think no, no, no, I don't. They know
• 36:22
  he don't, but it's like, oh, Tiger's going to play. Oh
• 36:23
  you think he's gonna you think like people still think he has a chance to
• 36:29
  break the record for the major tournaments that that one that he won in twenty
• 36:35
  nineteen, that's it and see it. And some people think because he's there
• 36:39
  that they're still and sports shock when you brought up Ali, I can remember
• 36:44
  that time. We're from the generation where I'm sitting there with the hopefuls and
• 36:50
  there some of them are like, come on, Champ, you got this
• 36:52
  one, Champ. And then there's some other people in the room like,
• 36:54
  man, I hate to see the champ doing this. Why aren't you just
• 36:59
  leave? You know, it was obvious when he was stepping in the ring.
• 37:04
  We're not gonna get the best him, and he looks like he already
• 37:07
  knows it, and I just would like this even as he walks. Yeah,
• 37:14
  as you see Tigger walks, you can see in his gait that his
• 37:19
  legs, his knee is something not right, he doesn't. It's a hitch,
• 37:23
  yeah, to even his walk. So I'm not this is not just
• 37:27
  a function of him being forty eight. They have a senior tour. A
• 37:32
  lot of those guys they just that they've gotten older. They can't hit the
• 37:36
  ball, but they don't physically look like it's hurting them to walk, to
• 37:40
  walk or to hit the ball. They just don't got old, right,
• 37:44
  so they play on the senior tour. He for a last handful of years
• 37:49
  since that win you're talking about. When I watch him just walk hold a
• 37:52
  hole, he seems like he's in these focused moments of just trying to get
• 38:00
  his body to work. Yes, yes, not whether I hit the ball
• 38:06
  or not. Can I get my body. I'm trying to wheel myself from
• 38:09
  whole the whole, and I'm ignoring all kinds of pain. Yeah, you
• 38:15
  could see him like, don't think about the pain. Don't think about the
• 38:17
  pain. But Scottie Scheffler is your champion once again with his second green jacket.
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  boy shock wing gamey. Good morning to you. NBA season twenty twenty four
• 41:58
  regular season is over, of which only means that ten teams are headed home
• 42:06
  at the moment. Thirty teams twenty make the initial playoff because of the play
• 42:12
  in now, so ten teams go home, twenty move on to play in
• 42:21
  start tomorrow night. Being COMANCHI Greg just discussing the Lakers with Lebron. Lebron
• 42:28
  just finishing his twenty first season twenty years now in a row, he's averaged
• 42:34
  twenty five points or more. He's on the band the League twenty one,
• 42:38
  his rookie year, I think he averaged about twenty four points twenty three points.
• 42:43
  Ever since then, he's averaged twenty five points are more through his career.
• 42:49
  Still top player on the Lakers team, still one of the top ten
• 42:54
  players in my opinion. In the NB eight, you guess what was wrong
• 43:01
  with the Lakers the others And when I said, don't ever show up and
• 43:10
  in this case this season, when I mean show up, I ain't even
• 43:14
  talking about show up on the court, they just don't show up. They
• 43:17
  always on Vanderbilt, Vincent Cam, Reddish, they rotate who is missing the
• 43:24
  night. Yeah, I know on the side, he just showed up like
• 43:29
  two games. I forgot. Reddish goes in and out. So anybody that
• 43:35
  was supposed to really help Lebron out, they're not even in uniform. They
• 43:42
  were looking like fashion models. So in that case, go ahead, command,
• 43:47
  I mean, big Kenny, I was. I was triggered. It
• 43:55
  ain't got nothing to do with le Bron's performance or the play on the court.
• 44:00
  I still don't understand. How come you ain't got to put something on
• 44:04
  and say you play for the team, play for the team, you play
• 44:07
  for the team. You sit in here on the bitch with the team,
• 44:12
  put some on and say you play for this team. You look like you
• 44:15
  came to the game and just wandered down to the good seats and decided to
• 44:21
  have a seat right here. Why you dressed like that? And this is
• 44:24
  official work business, idiot? What are you doing? Why? Why does
• 44:30
  the NBA keep allowing that part? And then we talk about the erosion of
• 44:35
  the game and the lack of participation by some of the key players and how
• 44:37
  they have to coax them and coddle them and come up with gimmicks and prize
• 44:43
  giveaways to get them to play more games in the NBA. But then you
• 44:47
  turn around and you let them do stuff like come in with the Balenciaga Versachi
• 44:53
  ensemble and taunt people on the sidelines. Why are you even here? Well,
• 45:00
  you know, I'm one of those people that make me the NBA head
• 45:04
  coach. I would definitely if it was in my wheel, I would definitely
• 45:08
  come up with everybody. The twelve people are in one color and the other
• 45:15
  four or five people that are not playing or in another color. So if
• 45:19
  the twelve players that are available to me, they grab their yellow. If
• 45:23
  they're the Laker, right, they're in the yellow right, and the three
• 45:27
  or four that's not playing the night they're in purple, purple sweat sweats,
• 45:30
  the same uniform in purple. Yeah, so yeah, I'm one hundred percent
• 45:36
  behind that. I do you think that they should go Like because of the
• 45:39
  of the pandemic, the NBA relaxed the dress code for coaches to where they
• 45:45
  could wear team gear and they pretty much kept that. Do you think they
• 45:50
  should go back and they relax it for the like the dress code for players
• 45:53
  as well, do you think they should go back to the coaches y'all wear
• 45:57
  the suits, and if you are not playing and you're a player, you
• 46:01
  should at least have a sports jacket. I'm putting them all in or all
• 46:07
  suits whatever. I'm putting everybody in team gear period period. I think they
• 46:12
  did that in soccer, where you wear a certain vest if you're not if
• 46:15
  you're not, Yeah, I'm putting everybody in team gear. And each time
• 46:20
  I think about it, all I can remember is Lebron with his little cotton
• 46:24
  two piece, still eating fruit on the bench, and he showed he showed
• 46:30
  up like, hey, sorry I'm late, guys, but Whole Foods was
• 46:34
  having a sale with his little bag on his shoulder, and he's, you
• 46:37
  know, steps over a couple of people and he pulls out his fork and
• 46:42
  I'm like, fire that dude. I know he's Lebron, but fire that
• 46:45
  dude right now. I don't understand. And and it seems like each year
• 46:52
  the play gets worse. The the performance, the entertainment value decreases, and
• 46:59
  they keep doing stupid stuff. Well, the play ins are set. The
• 47:04
  Lakers will play the Pelicans, who they beat last night. They will play
• 47:08
  them Tuesday. Golden State will play Sacramento on Tuesday. Whoever wins the Golden
• 47:17
  State Sacramento game, we'll move on to play the loser of the Laker Pelican
• 47:27
  game. Is this the NBA or the Bachelor? Someone's gonna get voted off
• 47:32
  Tonight on the other side, which is Wednesday night in the East, the
• 47:38
  Sixers will play the Heat. The loser of that will play the winner of
• 47:45
  the Hawks Bulls game and that survive or tribal Challenge. Then then the leader
• 47:53
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• 48:00
  So it's interesting to play in a lot of teams and new talent is
• 48:06
  up and the top of the board, the new players, the new superstars.
• 48:10
  When you start thinking especially out West, when you say Golden State,
• 48:14
  the Lakers, even the Pelicans with Zion, you have a lot of big
• 48:19
  name, huge marketing players that are in the playing and even on the other
• 48:25
  side with Joelo b being in the those kind of Jimmy Butler, those guys
• 48:30
  about the mist the playoffs, I wanted to ask, do you think that
• 48:35
  this is a way for the NBA to keep their notable names visible because sometimes
• 48:43
  we see in the finals nobody knew that team like Denver, who Denver?
• 48:47
  Thinking it's all about wins and losses? Did you win enough to get there?
• 48:52
  These teams did not have that great of seasons. Yeah, I'm saying,
• 48:54
  but then we create the play in because yeah, yeah, we're gonna
• 49:01
  remember the play is just a function of the bubble, right, And when
• 49:06
  they saw that you would tune into the bubble that tournament kind of feel,
• 49:10
  they just kept it. It was to stop bagging. It was to stop
• 49:14
  and yeah, so we'll see, Uh, we'll be back more to Sports
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  wing canny. A lot of news this week with the NBA, not just
• 52:09
  the season ending, but people take an exception to the Allen Iverson statue that
• 52:16
  was put out at Legends walk up by the practice facility, and I automatically
• 52:25
  it went over my head because I was looking that Allan Iverson's statue was in
• 52:31
  the same frame as everyone else's, but everybody kept thinking it was smaller,
• 52:39
  but it really was not smaller. It was they fashioned each trophy after the
• 52:51
  individual, how they saw the person play. They had doctor j Duncan.
• 52:57
  They got Ai in the asover and everybody went crazy. But they were all
• 53:04
  the same, looked like they were even made by the same company, and
• 53:07
  his was not necessarily smaller, It just was in a different configuration, and
• 53:15
  it just why does that kind of stuff like get First of all, AI
• 53:21
  needs to be happy that AI times have changed to even allow the AI type
• 53:30
  spirit to be put in front of him to acknowledge him openly because it just
• 53:37
  happened to be the time changed so he could be in the position and not
• 53:42
  questioning his game, but usually with his how he played, he would have
• 53:47
  had to bring a championship. Yes, as well, but I'm happy Ai
• 53:54
  got a statue. He seems to be happy. I didn't see what was
• 53:59
  the big buss for for your community, Command Community, but immunity. I
• 54:06
  think people didn't know about the about the other statues and like how they're all
• 54:13
  the similar size and they're all lined up together because I remember when I think
• 54:19
  it was after he passed, but it was when they put up Moses Malone's
• 54:23
  statue and then I saw all the others. So it was a lot of
• 54:29
  people realizing like, oh, they're all the same size and people and some
• 54:35
  people may have mistakenly thought, oh, it's out in front of the stadium
• 54:38
  and it's not. So it's people jumping out there not having the right information.
• 54:45
  And it's the Internet. So that's gonna happen every day, Big Kenny,
• 54:52
  I just co signed with Command you Greg sapt When people of whatever mentality
• 55:00
  have the ability to make comments in real time about whatever it is they see,
• 55:05
  you'll get stuff like this. It's not only just the average quote unquote
• 55:09
  citizen. We've got journalists, We've got news outlets doing these things, taking
• 55:15
  partial information and creating a story around it. So I just learned that there
• 55:23
  are other statues. I just learned in this moment since the segment has started,
• 55:29
  that they're all of similar size. When I saw it without doing any
• 55:32
  research, I was on some, Wow, that does look kind of small
• 55:37
  until I learned in context what's going on. Now. The difference between me
• 55:42
  and other people is I didn't run out on some y'all could do better than
• 55:45
  that. You owe. AI had an apology. I was like, something
• 55:49
  that I learned during this show with you sports job, We're gonna let story
• 55:52
  breathe. I don't know what it is. Maybe they got it out in
• 55:55
  front of AI's old childhood home or something like that. I'm gonna see what's
• 56:00
  going on, And now I learned what exactly is the situation. So I'm
• 56:04
  glad I didn't take offense to it. But most people see the clip or
• 56:10
  hear the SoundBite, and that is the story for them. You see what
• 56:15
  they don't need to hear the rest of it. They just hear I'm rooting
• 56:19
  for the girls. Oh she says she hate men. But the thing that
• 56:24
  I guess was be wild to me. Why do you think there would be
• 56:28
  some conspiracy by the seventy six ers to invite Alan Ivison to do this for
• 56:35
  him and then mock him with something that would be so easily seen to be
• 56:40
  wrong? Right? Why do you think me, as this Powell billion dollar
• 56:45
  ball club, would even set myself up for that. I think that that's
• 56:52
  part of people's allegiance to Ai. They love to see AI as not having
• 56:57
  been who he could have been in their minds because they were so against him
• 57:01
  being real, so they gonna punish him one last time. Look, look,
• 57:06
  they just they always trying to embarrass that man. Stuff like that.
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  Those are some of the things I heard. It may also be in that
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  case it's they're fans of AI and they don't root for the Sixers or know
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  anything about them. They don't know what the practice facility looks like. They
• 57:22
  don't know that they are these other statues or other players that have been honored
• 57:27
  before they got to him. It's just they just have the tunnel vision about
• 57:31
  AI, and so they don't know where the they don't know where the statue
• 57:37
  is, they don't know that there are others lined up with it and see
• 57:42
  and then they're looking. I think a lot of people just looking to be
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  insulted by something. And hear you say that, I'm starting to realize that
• 57:50
  a part of what happens, and I see us doing it too, is
• 57:54
  we start to just project that those people aren't the majority actually think that most
• 58:00
  people think like we do as sports fans and put facts together, but they
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  don't ninety eight percent of the people, Oh, some man, they know
• 58:08
  they could have done better than that. How they gonna treat that man that
• 58:13
  way? And nobody's doing what you're doing, like sitting back like no,
• 58:16
  this is this and this, they don't know anything. I've seen it before,
• 58:21
  but it's a lot of people have seen this. No nobody cares that
• 58:22
  the Sibblers a story franchise, None of them. We're actually hiring people.
• 58:28
  There's someone's job to make sure this. So I'm gonna go out here to
• 58:31
  embarrass a which you almost forget. As much as this pushes AI forward,
• 58:37
  it pushes me as a Sixers brand full You're still buying the sixers jersey that
• 58:44
  says Ai on it, So we get a part of this too. So
• 58:49
  why would I want to hurt my dollar and go create something that now we
• 58:53
  need to band produce. He here today to answer that question because it would
• 58:57
  make sense to him why I would mess up my dollar to embarrass somebody.
• 59:01
  But he's the only one that would probably even try to delve into that frame
• 59:07
  of mind. But it wouldn't make sense to me either. But people truly
• 59:10
  believe that they would go through a whole process of organizing a weekend to embarrass
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  this man. Well, the statue isn't as tall because that's not how they
• 59:21
  erected Ai. They put him in his signature crossover move, yes, which
• 59:27
  arguably people his crossover was up there with Tim Hardaway where people debated who had
• 59:32
  the coldest crossover? Was that the one they put him in the position like
• 59:36
  this? Was that the one that Prince? Was that the one that broke
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  Was that thats over Tyron Luke? Yeah? Was that that cross?
• 59:46
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• 1:03:40
  what every and anyone has said, We'll be drafting Caitlin Clark, so now
• 1:03:45
  it's about who's number two. Will it be Angel Reyese, Camilla Cardoza,
• 1:03:51
  Alia Edwards, Cameron brink Out of Stanford, any of those young ladies could
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  follow Caitlin Clark angel Rees I like how she said, Really it's about not
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  get drafted to an organization that it just didn't fit you. The scheme,
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  Master champion Scottie Scheffler, his second green jacket, warned this weekend Tiger I
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  had his worst two day experience, but he did make the cut. He
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  did make it through the tournament, so we have to give him a moral
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  victory for that. The Boston Marathon should be on the way. It's the
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  one hundred and twenty eighth edition of the Boston Marathon, twenty six point two
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  miles. Hopefully it's not too cold up there. We got to check the
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  It's it's only April. It could be very well in the forties. Trying
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  to run twenty six miles. The NBA had its final regular season game starting
• 1:05:12
  tomorrow to play in and then this weekend the playoffs will be said a lot
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  of interesting matchups, especially when you talk about out in the West where the
• 1:05:26
  Clippers are playing. Is it not okay? See they're playing Dallas, Dallas,
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  Dallas. That was one of the more intriguing, Like, oh,
• 1:05:35
  that's a good that could that that sounds like a Western Final and it's a
• 1:05:42
  third time in five years. Yeah, it sounds like all those superstars and
• 1:05:45
  I think that's the Western Final because we hear the NBA promoting Lebron so much
• 1:05:53
  that you get shocked, like why aren't they? I mean, you know,
• 1:05:56
  Dallas and the Clippers. That is that is that sounds like a Western
• 1:06:00
  Finals? Like you said, that is excellent matchup, loaded with superstars,
• 1:06:04
  and nobody's talking about it. Yeah, we will see if everybody shows up.
• 1:06:09
  And you're talking about a bunch of Hall of famers out there on both
• 1:06:12
  sides of the ball in that one. What you got coming in the other
• 1:06:18
  first round matchup the Timberwolves and the Suns. So we've got ant Man,
• 1:06:25
  kd and Beal and Booker, Karl Anthony Town. So it's a there's a
• 1:06:31
  lot of star power in that series as well, So I think that's should
• 1:06:35
  make it interesting with the first round being so star studied. Yeah, it's
• 1:06:40
  a lot of good matchups, and especially even when you figure very easily you
• 1:06:45
  could have Denver taken on the Lakers in the first round or the Lakers taking
• 1:06:50
  on ok S. All the NBA needs, it's the Lakers to make it.
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  That's their first thing, whether it's seven or eight, and if they
• 1:07:00
  can get both of them, if they can get Golden State, no knock
• 1:07:02
  on you Pelicans and no knock on you Sacramento. But they would rather have
• 1:07:12
  OKAC play Golden State and Denver play the Lakers in the first round. Let's
• 1:07:17
  just be honest with you know that too, if you was betting those would
• 1:07:23
  be if it's just even if it's just one round to get to be able
• 1:07:28
  to market Gil Chris versus Steph And can the Lakers ever beat Denver? That's
• 1:07:36
  you know, that's the one thing, whether can they beat Denver doing anything
• 1:07:41
  at all? And I think that sometimes when we're talking basketball, and that's
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  just basketball as a sport, professional basketball, the way it's being marketed.
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  Is the NBA has gotten to a point where they almost need those names to
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  be there to keep the interest up. There is no just want to see
• 1:08:03
  great basketball. We want to see these guys that you told us are going
• 1:08:08
  to go against each other going against each other. Earlier in the show,
• 1:08:12
  you asked about where you were talking about the WNBA draft and will this class
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  be the class that catapults them back into the nation's consciousness. What happens after
• 1:08:21
  this class? Will they disappear again? If this class doesn't rocket to the
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  top like everyone's expect. If this class can't do it, then what will
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  so will that be like the announcing of the end of the WNBA. If
• 1:08:36
  this class comes along and it just fizzles, then surely there isn't any interest
• 1:08:44
  if we can't get the Caitlyn Clark effect with her arch nemesis from her college
• 1:08:48
  career all in the same game at the same time, and nobody's watching.
• 1:08:55
  And that's what I'm saying. Sometimes I hear about the NBA is we got
• 1:08:59
  great matchup, but they keep hoping that this I mean, you know,
• 1:09:02
  you got a Zion Williamson and everybody's hoping that somebody else is in there when
• 1:09:06
  this dude is a phenomenal athlete, but nobody but some of that Big Kenny
• 1:09:12
  is not the league, it's the player. If you don't want to embrace
• 1:09:17
  and be right that guy, then it is not gonna manifest because it's not
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  just a product of can you give me the twenty seven twenty eight points?
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  That's not it. It's the charisma, it's the mannerism, it's the interviews,
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  it's all goals along with it, along with the game. But it's
• 1:09:43
  not just that part where we're gonna markets simple stuff. I always say it
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  sounds like you're being old fashioned, but I'm saying them, no, you
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  know what Gil Chris out of Shay down there, oka see God take them
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  praise off right. I'm telling you that takes you to a certain point.
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  What we see the movie before. It's little steps to your game, where
• 1:10:11
  you travel, who you hang with, that will catapult you. But if
• 1:10:14
  you're just trying to get in there the one way, then that's where you
• 1:10:17
  get fastened into a Kyrie. He's phenomenal athlete, but his antics, I
• 1:10:29
  don't have better word for it at this point lead him to kind of be
• 1:10:32
  one of them folks. That, you know, cool if he go,
• 1:10:36
  but you know, even if he does go, after the game is over,
• 1:10:40
  nobody really wants to get him talking because you're not promoting the good natured
• 1:10:49
  spirit of the sport. Everything for you is controversial. We're in that era
• 1:10:54
  where the players don't want they It's kind of like they don't want that kind
• 1:11:00
  of attention. They want it, but they don't want it like as far
• 1:11:02
  as on a scale. They want the attention at one level, but they
• 1:11:06
  don't want it on the level of someone like Lebron or Steph It sounds like
• 1:11:12
  accountability. I'm saying there's a tension and there's accountability, and usually they would
• 1:11:15
  go together. We're talking about you because you show up and show out,
• 1:11:20
  but now we just want to be talked about. We don't want to do
• 1:11:24
  the whole show. It's at the point where Oklahoma City is the number one
• 1:11:28
  seed in the West. We don't people. I think there are still people
• 1:11:32
  who don't know what Shae Gilige Alexander looks like, or the Celtics have the
• 1:11:38
  best record won sixty four games. We don't think. No one thinks they're
• 1:11:42
  really gonna win a championship, and it takes us back to what we were
• 1:11:44
  talking about last week when we were talking about Shae Gilchris Alexander is from Canada,
• 1:11:53
  right, Dunk is from Slovenia. Slovenia, we all so you know,
• 1:12:01
  Jokey was from So you're talking about four of the top five players,
• 1:12:05
  four of you know, six of the top ten players things like that are
• 1:12:12
  not even from the US, right, So there's still that burial. When
• 1:12:19
  did we see them play, right, So when they got in the league.
• 1:12:25
  So it's one of those things. And so it all goes together hopefully,
• 1:12:30
  but Lebron Steph they still bring that excitement. But now these young guys
• 1:12:35
  by knocking them off, if you can get okay, see the knock,
• 1:12:40
  say Golden State out right, then it kind of ushers in like the baton
• 1:12:45
  is being passed kind of feel. So we will see how it goes.
• 1:12:50
  First we got these play ins which are Tuesday and Wednesday, and then we
• 1:12:56
  can start up big on the weekend for the NBA in the play offs.
• 1:13:04
  Arizona Coyotes. I was reading Comanche when you brought this story. You say
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  the hockey team now will be moving to Utah. That is correct, and
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  they just found out. Yeah, the team. The front office announced it
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  to the team a few days ago. Oh and they just found Oh,
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  G Money knows something. Somebody knows something. You mean me moving and you
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  just not Oh, somebody knows G Money knows something? How you do that?
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  How does that not collusion or criminal investigation? When I'm gonna just move
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  a whole professional sports franchise next week? Hey, oh yeah, man,
• 1:13:42
  something I want to tell y'all. We moving city. Y'all be careful on
• 1:13:46
  the way home. How did that happen? You find yourself? Okaysee used
• 1:13:50
  to be the SuperSonics. I said, But don't we need a stadium.
• 1:13:54
  Don't we need all of that stuff? Don't we have to make a deal
• 1:13:57
  with the new city. Well, the the owner. It's being sold to
• 1:14:01
  the owner of the of the Utah Jazz, and he was playing to move
• 1:14:06
  the team, and eventually enough at the same time there they were trying to
• 1:14:13
  get a new stadium in Phoenix for the team. And I don't know why
• 1:14:16
  I'm complain because the Braves did it. They did it overnight. Like Hey,
• 1:14:21
  I was part of the Rams that moved from LA to Saint Louis.
• 1:14:26
  We played at Bush Stadium. They converted Bush Stadium, which is where the
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  Cardinals play baseball, into football field again because they used to play there before
• 1:14:36
  they move until the new Dome was built. So we played like the first
• 1:14:41
  six eight games out on Bush Field, then we moved over to the Dome
• 1:14:45
  for like the last two or three. So it happens, big Kenny.
• 1:14:51
  I've seen players get traded overnight, but see the old thing. Sure Red
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  that to do. Gotta move on my release day home. This is fame,
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  not Cloud. I don't even know what that's about. Watching mouth baby
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  got an ego twice the size of a crib. I can never tell it
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  definitely not an excuse to take your frustrations out on the official or the opponent.
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• 1:15:58
  learn and grow as people just as players. We all have a role to
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  A couple of birthdays coming off of Sunday and today, Harry Potter of
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  Michelle Killer is forty seven. The Brat Tat Tat Tat is fifty years old,
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  and Pete Rose is still ticking. As I say, I just believe
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  they're just gonna wait for Pete to pass and then uh, they'll put him
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  in. I think I think they've already said, Pete Rose gonna die,
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  his wife is somebody's daughter. But Pete Bro ain't going to this.
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  Pete Bro's gonna die. They're gonna put him in the Baseball Hall of Fame
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  in soon as they induct him, he gonna pop up like I was just
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  He's one of the greatest ever did it? Ever? Ever did it?
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  Ever did it? But it's not helping him when he makes statements like
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  too, Pete, Pete, you want him to forget about you gambling on
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  baseball? He mad coping mechanisms, But that's somebody or to counsel him wrong
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  way. You want him to forget that you gambled on baseball. You shouldn't
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  say. If I had somebody to blame, I wouldn't have got caught gambling
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  on baseball. Travis Kelsey graduating from Cincinnati? Is that correct? Right?
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  This weekend or this past weekend? I don't know where did he have the
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  beer? Who handed him the beer? So he got up on the podium
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  the beer I have. I don't know where I got the beer from.
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  He might have just had it on him. It's been walking around all day
• 1:20:42
  with where gave him a beer just walking around all day. Jason, Jason's
• 1:20:48
  on the stage with him. Oh, Jason went up there with him.
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  Okay, then that's what you got beer. They got refrigerated pockets or something.
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  I'm telling you The Kelsey Brothers and just is just gonna add to that.
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  Wrestling. I'm telling you telling you the Kelsey Brothers. They might come
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  Yeah, they might come back as the the reboot of the Varsity Squad.
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  Okay, wrestmating your forty one. The Kelsey Brothers versus Rock and uh,
• 1:21:25
  what's the other guy name? John Cena. It might be because they
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  went somewhere to Rock went to Miami where John Yeah, last time I saw
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  him, he was neked on the oscars. Yeah. Well, I I'm
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  saying he went to some school so they could go against them, like all
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  my maters or something. It's just a lot, a lot of way,
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  a lot of angles to write it up as. Yeah, gotcha. Oh,
• 1:21:53
  okay, so the graduation thing was fake. I didn't realize that.
• 1:21:59
  Oh Travis didn't graduate. No, it was during a they did a live
• 1:22:03
  podcast and then at the end of the show. They were given diplomas.
• 1:22:12
  They did the show at the University of Cincinnati. Okay, so Travis did
• 1:22:15
  not graduate. It wasn't a show done at his graduation. No, okay,
• 1:22:23
  well, I said, I thought they were doing the show at his
• 1:22:25
  graduation. No, it was They got dressed up in the cap and gown
• 1:22:32
  when given a special certificate by the president by the school president and that's where
• 1:22:39
  so they already had to beer on the stage or whatever. So let me
• 1:22:44
  make sure they were at the University of Cincinnati. Yeah, they were doing
• 1:22:47
  a live podcast show, live podcast, but there was no graduation going on,
• 1:22:51
  right, And they had the president of the university come out and act
• 1:22:58
  like he was giving them a certificate. Yes, okay, and they had
• 1:23:02
  the capin and they put on the cap and gown and everything. I'm the
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• 1:23:19
  that got a little that got a lot a lot going on right there.
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  I need to see somebody need to get fired at least written out. At
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  Caitlin Clark, who may definitely get drafted tonight as the first pick to Indy,
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  and she was on Saturday Night Live. I did not see that this
• 1:23:44
  past Saturday doing the news report. Really, the Weekend Up, Weekend Update
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  Life since the beginning, and it's usually where they put the people with the
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  best comedic chops on the Weekend Update desk. You just can't get up there
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  and not know what you're doing. I'll have to go and watch that particular
• 1:24:09
  segment see how she did. Okay, Caitlin Clark already on Saturday Night Live.
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  there listening land Nike, who is the sponsor of the US track and field
• 1:27:45
  uniforms this year, coming under scrutiny, coman you, Greg Big Kenny,
• 1:27:50
  Nike having to explain why, uh, the uniforms for the lady and a
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  lot of people's opinion is very scandalous, some even slamming it as sex.
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  As they unveiled their uniforms for the Paris Olympics, I myself, just being
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  a neutral party, could not see what the complaint was all about in this
• 1:28:26
  situation. Comanche. I looked, I looked. They said it was skimpy
• 1:28:30
  the uniform that Nike had presented for the women, But I could not see
• 1:28:40
  what the difference in the uniform that they had and what they've been wearing looked
• 1:28:47
  like. M Now, from what I've seen, the the front of the
• 1:29:02
  outfit seems to be cut almost as high as the backs like in the traditional
• 1:29:13
  track and field. It seemed to have a lot of the back cut out,
• 1:29:15
  but now this almost looks like a one piece bathing suit. Doesn't really
• 1:29:20
  look running. I could see you swimming in this, but to me,
• 1:29:25
  and I'm not saying that because it looks like a swimsuit it's sexist. I'm
• 1:29:30
  just saying that it doesn't remind me of a traditional track and field uniform.
• 1:29:36
  I rarely am well when I seen the Olympics or when I've seen races.
• 1:29:42
  I've seen just as many track athletes, especially in the sprinting events, where
• 1:29:48
  something just as close to this as it's both are revealing. That's what I'm
• 1:29:54
  saying. I'm not sure what the why die on this particular heel, because
• 1:30:00
  again, the uniforms that the Olympic athletes have worn in the past, for
• 1:30:06
  both track and field, for a beach, volleyball, for gymnastics are all
• 1:30:13
  very very revealing. And I always thought that that was just some of the
• 1:30:18
  women wear a two piece, yes, and the bottom looks like a bottom
• 1:30:24
  of a swimsuit, yes, when you watch them run with just a top
• 1:30:30
  on. So I just didn't grasp what the issue was with the uniform.
• 1:30:38
  That's why I was asking you two, did you see something different? This
• 1:30:43
  has been pretty close to what a lot of the ladies have worn in the
• 1:30:47
  races I've seen, and it made me want to ask you, gentlemen,
• 1:30:50
  do you think that sometimes what happens is someone comes out in defense of women,
• 1:30:59
  and then the report or finds a female athlete and ask them how do
• 1:31:02
  they feel about someone defending them? And they just kind of get caught in
• 1:31:05
  the What do I say? Do I say, oh, no, I'd
• 1:31:10
  rather be exploited and objectified, or do you say, oh, yeah,
• 1:31:15
  this is really horrible when you probably haven't even really seen the outfit yet.
• 1:31:20
  Do you think some of that is just me fearing not being on the right
• 1:31:26
  side of the popular opinion, or do you think that these athletes genuinely see
• 1:31:30
  something wrong with these clothes when they're so similar to what's been worn before.
• 1:31:41
  I would imagine that the Nike Power Structure made this based on what they had
• 1:31:50
  been seeing worn on the track, probably what they had been making for college
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  athletes the entire track and field season. Correct that, I mean, I
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  don't know that the people who was against the women's UNI just wanted to be
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  made with the because I kept reading why isn't it like the men's suit that
• 1:32:15
  they just wanted briefs. Is that what? But I don't know that in
• 1:32:20
  these uniforms you have to stay with that uniform. Right now, you said
• 1:32:29
  they have options. Okay, I'm just wondering if if you guys saw the
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  uniform and saw another angle different than every time I watched the women, they
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  have all their thigh out, especially the sprinters they showed you, So I
• 1:32:46
  don't know. Just then they get in the block, it'd be like ready
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  set go right, they gon go off and go to flying down that track
• 1:32:57
  right, And I guess these are the people like Kenny that they're hoping do
• 1:33:00
  not tune in because that's what they see. I just see women getting run
• 1:33:05
  saying that out loud. He all went to a only fan. I thought
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  I was thinking he was one van page. We were still here trying to
• 1:33:14
  figure out why Nike was slam. But they did come out yesterday and say
• 1:33:17
  they would revise, and I guess make sure they offer different individuals with uniforms.
• 1:33:26
  Now, Now does that based on what what activity you're in? I
• 1:33:31
  and to me that seems like such an almost breach of contract. You've hired
• 1:33:35
  me to create these uniforms. For this, uh my country's Olympic team.
• 1:33:42
  And I've done that, and now a couple of players say I don't like
• 1:33:45
  it. So at whose expense do we have to go back and revamp?
• 1:33:48
  Oh? I don't. I haven't going on record to hear any players,
• 1:33:51
  have you? Yeah, everybody was just was uh just fans. Yeah,
• 1:33:58
  the couple athletes. Okay, here there's an athlete. Let me see if
• 1:34:00
  I can get her name. Jared Golf, the quarterback of the Detroit Lions,
• 1:34:06
  says that the media in Detroit they relish in negativity for the Lions racially.
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  They only want to write stories from a negative point of view. Command,
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  Is that what you bring him to me today? Just the negative view
• 1:34:20
  of the Lions. Yes, that's that's that's that's been his his perspective,
• 1:34:28
  that they only care about the negative stuff. Did he give an instant or
• 1:34:32
  he just not anything, uh specific, But he feels like that's how they've
• 1:34:42
  always treated at least that's how he's felt he's been treated since he's been there.
• 1:34:45
  Okay, and we've heard about the Detroit media, especially towards the Lions.
• 1:34:50
  The Lions has been the most beat up team in that city. Rightfully,
• 1:34:55
  so from the standpoint of they don't have a championship and used to not
• 1:35:03
  do it, and they used to have the Wings and the Tigers. Yeah
• 1:35:10
  they I think Detroit is the only one of the four major sports the Lions
• 1:35:15
  never won a championship. Uh. And I don't think the Lions ever played
• 1:35:18
  for Super Bowl, don't I don't think that haven't been to a Super Bowl.
• 1:35:23
  Yeah, so I guess some of that is part of what goes through
• 1:35:30
  losing. You're going to get that negative report. And here we are sportshock
• 1:35:33
  when it comes to the uniforms. American steeplechaser Colleen Quigley, Yes, yes,
• 1:35:39
  what I'm saying, Champion pole vaulter Katie Moon. So pole vaulting is
• 1:35:45
  track and field events. Steeple chase track and field events. So and they're
• 1:35:48
  saying that you can't perform at your highest level. Nobody's around for the steeple
• 1:35:53
  chase. That the one where you jump over the five yards of water or
• 1:35:56
  something like that, you run through the water, you're running, you jump
• 1:36:00
  hurdles, but it's not really jumping hurdles kinds of stuff. But the the
• 1:36:06
  pole vaulter that's but even that's what I'm saying when I watched pole vaulty and
• 1:36:13
  high jumping, they typically have on like a two piece kind of suit and
• 1:36:16
  the bottom is kind of like a bikini bottom or a swim suit, not
• 1:36:20
  a bikini, but very much so like a two piece. So I couldn't
• 1:36:25
  tell the difference what that uniform was showing that was different than kind of where
• 1:36:29
  except it looked like it was a one piece. I thought it was cut
• 1:36:31
  your ass a little higher in the front, but it's not. It's something
• 1:36:38
  you'd have to study to see the difference in So command you, Greg,
• 1:36:43
  did you see it the swim suit, not the swimsuit, the tracksuit?
• 1:36:47
  Yet I saw it? Gotcha? Yeah? And they said they have they
• 1:36:53
  have options. So it's like that's one look. So everybody's complaining. Someone
• 1:36:59
  was complaining the baseball is too slick the other day they can't control the ball.
• 1:37:05
  I mean, the athletes, they and very sensitive about and and and
• 1:37:12
  it makes me wonder is this by design or is that just the way sports
• 1:37:16
  should always be played. I remember I tried to play football, and my
• 1:37:21
  first football game, I wore a baseball helmet. The coach gave me the
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  baseball helmet. This is all the equipment we got. So you see what
• 1:37:29
  I'm saying. You go your baseball helmet, take your hockey stick, get
• 1:37:32
  over here on the bench, and we're gonna play this football game. Now
• 1:37:35
  I can't play. I'm a baseball player, but this baseball that you've given
• 1:37:40
  me, I don't like the material that you made it with. So what
• 1:37:44
  now, I need you to go get me a holding base Yeah. Well,
• 1:37:50
  back in the day, they used to use powder or something or wipe
• 1:37:53
  their hands off on their their jerseys. I don't know powders too. It's
• 1:37:57
  too messy. Okay, we'll see. And that's what I'm saying. And
• 1:38:00
  coaches and coaches are having conversations like that. I knew a guy that said
• 1:38:04
  that my hands are sweaty, and the coach slapped him and then cut him
• 1:38:08
  from the team because he didn't want girls on the team. So you know,
• 1:38:12
  it's a different age. I guess it definitely is. We talked about
• 1:38:15
  what the baseball uniforms before the season. Yeah, everybody's like examining everything except
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  A double salute to Donna Jean Wilde. Give her a double salute.
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  The fifty eight year old set record Guinness World Record for holding a plank for
• 1:42:08
  a woman four hours, thirty minutes, eleven seconds. She was able to
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  hold a plank. How long you think you haven't in the plank position?
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  I'm I'm I know for a fact, I'm good for about a minute eight
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  seconds maxed out planking and now don't don't give you more. I'll give you
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  more than that vigaon. No, no, no, I'm saying planking ain't
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  easy. No it is not. Planking ain't easy. But I'm saying,
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  so you don't have four hours. If I put on The Lord of the
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  Rings the Extended Edition, the Extended Edition of the Lord of the Rings,
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  I'm not saying that won't help. You can't watch the whole movie in the
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  plank position. Probably I'll probably get through the opening do credits like Lord of
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  the Rings. Oh that's enough for me. Bro, I won't even get
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  to present it by you know you how the movie comes on? Done,
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  du du du. They show the studio logo and I'm done, command you.
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  I put on the Fellowship of the Rings, the Extended Edition, which
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  is like three hours and fifty eight minutes. Can you watch the whole movie
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  in the plank position? No? No, So you can't beat her record.
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  It's what you're saying. No, she built up to that, like
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  I was starting. I struggled to lay on the couch for four hours the
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  Lord of Rings. You're asking me to physically hold my body up. No,
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  no, woman, this lady, and this is what I'm saying,
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  I think she was to stay up the whole movie, stay awake the whole
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  movie. Let alone know what I'm saying, People like this, people like
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  this. She's fifty years old, again, fifty eight years old. And
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  I don't mean to discourage any four or five. I don't mean to discourage
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  anyone who wants to be great, But I'm saying, didn't nobody play with
• 1:44:08
  this girl when she was in elementary school? She ain't had no friends,
• 1:44:11
  because people who are cool and have friends don't do stuff like this. She's
• 1:44:15
  fifty eight, though, yeah, which means she's spent like. She got
• 1:44:17
  twelve grandkids and none of them think she's cool. All of them. All
• 1:44:21
  of them think that their grandmother is like a prude and just to like,
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  you know, polypurebread. So kudos cool, But what how do you build
• 1:44:33
  up to knowing that you can even plank for four hours? What kind of
• 1:44:38
  time you got thirty minutes? Eleven second? Come on, man, what
• 1:44:42
  kind of time you got on your hands? We go down at four hours
• 1:44:45
  thirty minutes and her husband was thinking, naw, she quit. You know
• 1:44:48
  what I'm saying, She just keep on blah blah blah blah blah, I
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  don't know. Congratulations, you can play as long as you you know,
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  to take the drive from here to show Charlotte. And what's she going to
• 1:45:02
  do with that? I'm saying, see and again it's world record. Now
• 1:45:05
  she's going tour. She's got some strong ass her cores. It could never
• 1:45:12
  be questioned, right, I mean she whooped her kids a long time.
• 1:45:15
  Well, congratulations there, Donald Jeane Wild. What's the longest you think you've
• 1:45:21
  planked? As long as you've planked, I have no clue. I imagine
• 1:45:30
  I can give you ten minutes. If we were twelve minutes and we were
• 1:45:38
  just like trying to hold on, I don't know if these old shoulders can
• 1:45:42
  hold up. It's more of the shoulders than it is the cores. It's
• 1:45:48
  a lot, it's a lot. And I know I got the minute because
• 1:45:53
  when I exercise, that's how I ended with a minute of planking. And
• 1:45:58
  sometimes I ask myself, why am I doing this? You know what I'm
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  saying, like, what is the purpose of blanket trying to keep the core
• 1:46:04
  whatever, the core strong? All right, you don't keep your core strong,
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  I guess I'm saying. I'm just taking people word for I don't know
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  not? Command you? Greg? I say no, but he knows who
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  did No, Big Kenny. I as to the question did he do it?
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  Now and I'm still under thirty years later, I'm still no. I
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  off and and and now see I would say this about a lot of people's
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  being disgruntled with the justice system. The justice system is just what we displayed
• 1:47:15
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• 1:47:23
  he guilty of the murder? No, that's it. But but I think
• 1:47:30
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  yes or no? Did he do it? No? Okay, that's it.
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  Ran no more questions, and that's the law. Now is it?
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  Is it hard to believe that maybe he knew something or maybe I don't think
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  know and that's the justice system. Don't get mad, tito, it's the
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  none of that and none of that is in this case. You said that
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  but none of them match them. On come on, man, witness old
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  to imagine two huge cases like that, and they still didn't reach the levels
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  of ojuh and what went on with that kind of stuff. And like I
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  more or less, when it's the first, it just it's the beginning.
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  prosecutor, and all these people came out to write books and go on to
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  host TV shows and all kinds of popularity, and seemed like most of them
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  was able to. I mean, the Kardashians were spun out of that with
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  their dad being part of the trial, and everybody seemed to be able to
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  walk away from even doing law, yeah, to making millions and going on
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  circuits just to speak off of one case. People that you had never heard
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  of became familiar name. So that oj thing was. It was a huge
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  and and like I said, just recently, I think Hulu or one of
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  those stations a MC somebody's just put out an OJ story the way it really
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  happened or something. And I think it's interesting how every time they release one
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  of these retellings of the story, they always claim to be telling it more
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  accurately than the facts have revealed up to this point, but based on no
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  word of what was the cause of death with Rico Wade. Kobe Bryant wife,
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  she gives the Dodgers some of the new Kobe's. Remember there's been like
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  two three years there haven't been any Kobe's because of the dispute between the Bryant
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  estate and Nike. But it seems to be that the new Kobe's are coming
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  back out. Kobe Bryant still one of those interesting cases of someone that society
• 1:55:46
  seemed to let back in. There's so many big names men and women in
• 1:55:55
  sports and entertainment and politics that had grievances equal or even in a lot of
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  cases less, and we're not let back into society at all. And we
• 1:56:10
  even joked sometimes about someone like they Chris Brown. Chris Brown did his act
• 1:56:15
  and it's like he's still in a sense kind of banned from the from the
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  main the main stream. They still bring that up. But with Kobe,
• 1:56:26
  and this has happened even before. It ain't just this, This isn't just
• 1:56:30
  because of the tragic death. Even before that. He was let back into
• 1:56:38
  society, so that people can you know, something and relatives going on before
• 1:56:44
  the tragedy of his passing, he was he was already let back into society
• 1:56:49
  and in relative short order. Yeah, so it didn't take him no thirty
• 1:56:55
  years to come back into the social mad And I'm not against Kobe. I'm
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  I'm forced to chances of people that really we don't know what on I'm just
• 1:57:04
  talking about from the speculation that's been slapped on a lot of people, and
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  they have been incarcerated or they have never been incarcerated, and still not been
• 1:57:15
  allowed to live past that moment in time. You know, even you know,
• 1:57:21
  like a Ray Rice was never let back. They didn't let him back
• 1:57:27
  in the league. People would want to know, why would even the Ravens
• 1:57:30
  honor him last season? And we're talking about one of the two or three
• 1:57:35
  intricate parts of why they won that Super Bowl was ray Rice. Whatever they
• 1:57:42
  was going to do offensively, they gave it that year. They gave the
• 1:57:44
  ball to ray Rice. And you know, he produced so but he was
• 1:57:47
  never let back into society and not just like you said, not just the
• 1:57:54
  organization, but society as a whole. Like people sort of relegated him to
• 1:57:58
  remember when he used to be a person, and now we don't treat him
• 1:58:01
  like that. No more correct almost like you know, plenty tables in here.
• 1:58:06
  But you said, ray Rice, you must be looking for the other
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  party. Yeah, that's another You're looking for a whole new restaurant that's not
• 1:58:15
  even us. And I'm sitting here with the lady and married to it.
• 1:58:19
  We're two three kids, beat and cool with it. She's smiling and laughing
• 1:58:24
  and like, but no, that's how he's been. And meanwhile, Kobe
• 1:58:28
  at the head table, laughing and smiling, toasting with people. You know
• 1:58:32
  what I mean, It's amazing just how it works sometimes. But Kobe Bryant
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  one of the baddest men to ever do it, and I love I guess
• 1:58:43
  I'm really applauding that more of that happens sometimes, you know, especially on
• 1:58:47
  things that you can let people back in society. You can't let Jeffrey Dahmer
• 1:58:51
  that kind of stuff back in, but you can give if we're supposed to
• 1:58:56
  be a country. And about second chances, Kobe's a great example and Chris
• 1:59:01
  Brown Ray Rice are two examples of where people were not let back in.
• 1:59:05
  And you said that Nike had a problem with Vanessa Brian. What is it
• 1:59:10
  with Vanessa Brian and her having problems with a lot of people. I think
• 1:59:14
  she's just always trying to maximize. I think she is trying to seems like
• 1:59:18
  from the stories you read with which is not bad, she's just making almost
• 1:59:25
  trying to reshuffle the whole the whole template of the after death COVID hot that's
• 1:59:32
  going to be handled right right, you know we have all these we have
• 1:59:38
  these all these contracts while he was living. I want to reshuffle going down
• 1:59:44
  the road because this is forever. I got these four or five kids and
• 1:59:47
  all that kind of stuff, So it just seems like she wants to make
• 1:59:50
  sure they come through her. However, is going going forward. You're going
• 1:59:56
  forward. She wanted to go through her and we are in no. The
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  truth is he will throw yours in the ocean. It's time to wrap things
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  up on the Sports June Show with Wayne Denny when You're designed an ocean against
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  Big Kenny command you, Greg, thank you for your contributions to Hey my
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  man team Matt Moorehouse College Parents. Matthis former receiver in the NFL is now
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  a new head coach. I got a chance to go down there for their
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  spring game of this past Saturday. Even got my man Bob Whitfield, being
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  going into the ocean today. And this is more because I don't want you
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  to mess it up for my daughter. One of the best moments in my
• 2:01:44
  daughter life is when I take her to the Hawk games and in the fourth
• 2:01:49
  quarter somebody misses to free throw. If you miss two free throws and you're
• 2:01:57
  on the opposing team, it's free Chick fil A for everybody. And she
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  say, for some reason, the free Chick fil A sandwich just tastes better
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  than the ones before that. I don't know, but she said, she
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  say they taste better. Everything tastes better free. It's free. Oh okay,
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  she said, they're delicious. You could taste they're tasting the same.
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  It's just well, And that's why I'm throwing this gentleman in the ocean.
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  Bobin Mayanovic of the Houston Rockets the Big Center. You might know him.
• 2:02:34
  He got beat up by John Wick in the movie. But Bobbin decided yesterday
• 2:02:41
  against the Clippers to help the fans out, he would miss the two free
• 2:02:46
  throws intentionally. See just to mess the money up Chick fil A somewhere they
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  cool with it going on. If you really missed them, you start doing
• 2:02:58
  it intentionally, then they stopped the advertising. You gotta get it work,
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  or you gotta give away fifty free fifty thousand free chicken sandwich. They're gonna
• 2:03:05
  change the deal. Look at least if you're gonna do it, NBA players,
• 2:03:12
  don't be looking over to the fans and telling them you got them.
• 2:03:16
  Yeah, I got y'all, I got youa. He bragged about it and
• 2:03:18
  everything, even in the post. And now I'm wondering, will I get
• 2:03:23
  free Chick fil A next year? I doubt it? So Bobin for intentionally
• 2:03:29
  missing and talking about it, not for helping the fans out, but for
• 2:03:33
  bragging about missing them. Walk up, clank. How you trying to get
• 2:03:46
  publicity as you're the secret guy on the inside and you letting everybody knows.
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  Hey, look, I'm the dude on the inside. I'm the ringer.
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  Don't y'all worry. This is a sure back. The Big Kenny commandin great
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  And I just thought about one thing. My daughter never offers to bring me
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  the second sandwich because there are two tickets each ticket. Get a sandwich,
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  and you ain't seen nay sandwich. I don't ever get a text like that.
• 2:04:18
  Got a sandwich? Oh you get but away NBA tickets, You got
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  it. You don't need no sandwich. We'll see y'all late in the week.
• 2:04:26
  From the sports talk show Peace